Latimer

[ lat-uh-mer ]

noun

1. Hugh, c1470–1555, English Protestant Reformation bishop, reformer, and martyr.

Latimer

/ ˈlætəmə /

noun

1. LatimerHugh?14851555MEnglishRELIGION: clergymanRELIGION: martyr Hugh. ?1485–1555, English Protestant bishop: burnt at the stake for refusing to disavow his Protestant beliefs when Mary I assumed the throne

Example Sentences

“The teachers expect us to get work done, but there’s still no Internet,” Latimer said.

From Washington Post

A willing suspension of disbelief allowed the GOP faithful to see victory in all the wrong places, writes Matt Latimer.

From The Daily Beast

Ex-Bush aide Matt Latimer on what the GOP needs to do to rebuild.

From The Daily Beast

Matt Latimer, ex-Newt advisor, on what the Georgian has that Romney desperately needs.

From The Daily Beast

Matt Latimer on why Cruz may deliver where his predecessors have failed.

From The Daily Beast

Matt Latimer on why the candidate should tell us all to shut up.

From The Daily Beast

The mention by Hogarth of Ridley and Latimer they considered irrelevant; their fathers' heroic mood was a detail: not an entail.

From Project Gutenberg

Young Mr. Latimer had accompanied his guardian, exactly why she did not see, but she recognized his presence slightly.

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Mr. Lockwood had not returned, the man said, when young Latimer reached the home the lawyer had made for them both.

From Project Gutenberg

Young Latimer had the medal in his hand before she had finished speaking, and was examining it carefully.

From Project Gutenberg

After the death of Latimer and Ridley, Cranmer was degraded and deprived.

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